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So I got bored...

PurpleGuy

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And lowered a Trans Am in photoshop. I found out my comp has PS on it two days ago so I was eager to mess with it lol...anyway this Trans Am is pHEnomIC's from LS1tech.com

Before:
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After:
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You forgot the shadow. Otherwise looks good, love that car
I know...i just didn't go right next to the quarter panel...i just went in the wheel well and didn't get to detailed with it lol. I just realized you were talking about the back of the car...i thought you were talking about the wheel well. I didn't go super detailed....Ill make another one with more detail.
 
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If I do a direct outline of the car and then move it down the one stays behind it. How do i get rid of the one behind it and keep the one I outlined?
 


To lower it you have to select the under of the car. So select anything along the bottom of the car, minus the rims. Start from one side of the picture and go all the way to the opposite. In the process of selecting you have too intersect the car and pick everything but the wheels.

You're basically gonna copy paste whatever you selected to a new layer. The move that whole layer down. This will lower the top half of the picture and the body. But it will keep the rims and wheels in the same position since they are on a different layer. You have to go back and fix the environment a bit since most likely they wont line up. Use the spot healing tool or the stamp tool. Hope this helps ;)
 
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Healing tool is basically you just highlight something with the brush it gives you and it will fill it in automatically to make it look like nothing ever happened. Doesn't work 100% of the time perfectly but it's good to mess with.

Stamp tool you have to hold alt and select a source on the picture. After that, it will sample from that area, and when you use the brush it gives you it will fill in from that area. Try them out ;)
 


yeah, youre right, lower centers of gravity dont help with handling at all.

It's a Trans Am, it wasn't built for handling. When I picture a built trans am, I think of this:
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No need for the assholeish sarcasm, I'm a lot smarter than a lot of guys on here.
 
Fbodies weren't made for handling? Don't tell Sam Strano that. He's got an LS1 camaro that put a hurtin on porsches in the corners.
 
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